Ashley Roberts is a vision in pink as she makes her grand entrance at Drag Queens Of Pop event  

She always pushes fashion boundaries with her incredibly chic outfits. 

And Ashley Roberts looked typically stylish in an eye-catching pink dress on Tuesday as she arrived in style at the Drag Queens Of Pop event at the Vaudeville Theatre in London. 

The former Pussycat Doll, 39, highlighted her slender pins in a jacquard mini dress which boasted a cut-out section and exaggerated puff sleeves. 

She boosted her petite frame with platform heels and carried the pink theme throughout with a Jacquemus handbag. 

Ashley styled her signature blonde locks in a straight hairdo while enhancing her visage with full coverage make-up.

Myleene Klass also made an appearance at the event in a chic red dress which featured a leopard print pattern.  

Meanwhile drag queen Tia Kofi exuded glamour in a brown velvet gown, complete with cream corsages and a racy thigh-high split. 

The Vivienne emulated Sandy Olsson from Grease in black PVC trousers, a corset top and faux snakeskin jacket. 

It comes after the RuPaul’s Drag Race UK stars disclosed they believe they were ‘targeted’ in a hoax bomb scare earlier this month as part of a ‘sick joke’.

On May 3, Met Police officers received reports of a suspicious package at Heaven nightclub, in London, where the trio were rehearsing for their upcoming West End show, with sniffer dog units and bomb disposal teams rushing to the scene. 

An hour later, following the building being swept and the forced evacuation of nearby Charing Cross train station, specialist officers said they had found an item at the scene but confirmed it was not suspicious .

Speaking about the ‘terrifying’ incident in a new interview, The Vivienne, Tia and Veronica Green admitted it had made them ‘rethink’ how they use social media as they had posted updates from rehearsals earlier that day. 

Talking to the Mirror, Veronica said: ‘You just take for granted when you post where your location is that the world is watching us and somebody supposedly took that opportunity to play a sick joke on us.

‘The police do believe it was a targeted attack, so it’s pretty terrifying whether it was a prank or not, we didn’t know for hours whether or not it was the real thing.’

Veronica lamented the fact that police resources were wasted with Charing Cross station, commuters and local businesses also impacted.

While The Vivienne said: ‘It could be from the fact we all posted on Instagram and you just don’t think that’s gonna happen. You’ve got to promote a show so it’s completely made me rethink what I do with social media.’

The winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK series one added that it was ‘super scary’ as if someone did ‘really want to hurt us’ they could have ‘done anything’.   

Met Police officers received reports of a suspicious package at Heaven nightclub at around 4pm on May 3 with sniffer dog units and bomb disposal teams rushing to the scene.